Ali’ure Home- 3. made Candy Aiweye Fresh HUYLER'8 FAMOUS CHOCOLATE LANE'S PURE ICE CREAM THE BEST OF BAKERY PRODUCTS F. A. LANE Ii Washington Street. loath Norwelk PAGE 8. SHAW “ Ioetorr The Candy of Excellence 01.00 per pound F. H. IAXTIR. Agent for ToWn of Norwsik Anderson' s Launch Works and Boats of all itinde promptly built. lasts tor eeie. All kinds of repairing ‘ given special sttentien. Oyster lheii Point. Nemlk St. Paul's Men's Club will meet this evening in the chapel. The Spanish War Veterans are sche- duled to meet tonight. Division No. 1, Ancient Order of Hi- bernians will meet this evening. Cockenoe Tribc. No. 32, l. 0. a. M,. will meet tomorrow evening as usual. Wallace B. Parks, of Norwaik spent yesterday in New Canaan on business. Buckingham I’ost,- No.12 meat of Connecticut G. A. R., meet tomorrow evening as usual. will The Norwalk 'Board of Library direc- tors ls scheduled to meet on Friday evening, ._._...._._... Buckingham Woman's Relief ‘Corps‘ will meet this afternoon for bi mouth-‘ I ly business. ~ The New York city lads are already enjoying the swimming along the rivers. Clinton Cominsndery, No. 3 Knights Templar will hold a stated conclavc on Friday evening. __..—.. [Norwnlk Aerie, No. 58, Fraternal Order of Eagles, met and transacted routine business last night. Cookenoe dialymakers' Association .No. 321,5. 1. 0. R. M., will meet this evening for bi-monthly business. The warm weather is affecting pool and billiard rOOms as 'well as bowling! alleys. Indeed all forms of indoor’ amusement are hindered. This is sweater weather The N. E! Ryan 00., is showing some very smart styles for summer. Sec advertise- ment. Dr. B. W. ‘Bohaunon 0. Stamford is taking charge of Dr. 'Brooks's patients at New'Canaan for a short time. Dr.'t Brooks is attending a medical conven- tion at Atlantic City. v Allie 'l.onchak, a private of the 6th Company, C. A. 0.. C. N. (1‘... has ap- plied for a furlough of three months from June 16th, in order that he may take a trip to Europe with his father. F— . 8L thn's Dodge. No. 6, F. and A. ill. will hold a stated commutiication this evening. Theiodze holds no com- munications in July and August and but one regular communication after unnorrow it scheduled. cllpnrt-f from docks' IBIRESS WIFE [USES Iii iliiii iiiiii GHIiliRiII Court Gives Lewis G. O’Donnell Custody and Divorce—Mother Can See Them ii Quiet Louis Grunt O'Donnell, of Cos Cob. has been granted a divorce from May Dalton O’Donnell, his emotional not- ! ress wife, by Judge. Joel ii. ilce'ci oi‘ the superior coart yesterday. The finding of the court is definite. All his wife are found proven. court, in defining under what condi- tions the divorced wife shall see the three children, makes it very incidents. break out in fits of hysteria. and other times would chair to another. of a full day‘s hearing. sisters of the defendant met Grant 0 mnnell at the foot of the steps to the county building and punched him in the eye. The full finding of Judge Reed follows: granted on 'both the grounds of de- complaint. paragrsph of the de endant's counter- claim untrue. 'Tho custody of the three children is given to the plaintiff, but the de fondant may have the privilege of visiting them once a month for not more than an hour each time, at ree- sonnble times, and‘when the father or any other attendant designated by him is present, provided she conducts her- self properly on those occasions and causes no demonstration or distur- bances, otherwise her right to visit shall cease." ‘ The three children are lsabel Carrie, )2; Winfield. 9; and Harold Grant 7 _.._~_~ —-Cheapest accident insurance—Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Oil Stops the pain and heals the wound. All drnuiete sell it. Most men are willing to forgive and forget-if the price is satisfactory. ‘A party of eight Danbury women vilited Fort Wood at Bedloe‘s Island. New York harbor, yesterday. as'guests «Captain Leonard D. Wildman. U. IS. A,. of this city, who is in command of the srmy’ poet there.——Danbury News. The eighty-six annual commence- ment exercises oi the Reneeeloer Po- _ lyiec'hnio institute. at Troy, New Yor. on Ibginz held this week. yesterday Mp Ernest Case, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Case, of Romyton, read a fleece on “A Study of a 6 1K. W., Gen-j 'm’i mm, Guanine-Engine Driven To EVERY DITA'IL of hanklu no matter how small, by our Officers and Board~ oi manners. mines this s eels beak with which to do hueiiieel. ‘ To identify yourself with r a coastal. siren mans. use this mess use Mr satiety-4t means s help Or. you in business. 'I’ibl South Norwsk 1m * the allegations of the husband auainst g and the. that the New York actress must be- have herself. The hearing was full of] The defendant was unable f to control herself at times. and would; at? move from one 3 The most interest-1 . ing incident was last week at the close. “1 find the alleaat on of the second I , city. We give the best values. Everything you need for hot weight underwear, hoslery, sheer your approval. , Store .. We probably sell more Blue Serge Suite than any store in the And there‘s a reason—e Very simplmouo— We'e made a study of the e Arse question for your—and we’ve . found just the right cloth that stands hard Wear, sun, salt air and all the little things serges of ordinary character fail . course the garments are made t) the very latest demand of style. We sells Blue Serge at $15.00 that most dealers ask and uny- oue would be instilled in pricin; at $18.00. Be sure you see it before buying the summer suit. You should also see our special Blue Serge at 810. to~and of . i weather comfort is; here-iisht shirts, straw hater—priced to meet . l 1 r____ F'- i 1 iCutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market. “1 find the issues I this case in fa-1 vor of the plaintiff, and the divorce is‘ TELEPHONE 108. 1W-W WHY delay having out those teeth that per- iodicnlly IIICCIIIIG, causing you so much tendering with loss 0! time, and at the vsame time endangering your health? The decaying substance thrown off by .1em is continually entering your sys~ . tom. the open cavity is n‘ fertile ground for germs, and a direct math by which they can reach the parts most suscep- tible. With a perfect method, and a wide experience in ditflcul-t cases. lam able to extract teeth without pain or discomfort. and no ill after effects. Dr. J. H. MALLERY 16 South Hun St. South Nowell sertlon and cruelty as set out in the‘ Hours: e s. in. to s p. in. sun- deye by appointment only. A}; You Going Fishing? Last Week of Connecticut 15 River Shad One of the l wnv. or Coons: you ARE-— TO CUTBILL'S, wasns ALL amps or rum Ans ammo sow. connzcncur RIVER sHAn. sLuss, on sites, POROIEO. our. rss. FLAT. coo. WEAK rust-1, HAL~ IBUT AND MAcaan‘t. Atso THE user PLACE TO one LONG AND nouns cams. Salmon. ' FRI! DRLiVERY. Smart Tailored Waists. in Emb., Linen and Lawn $1.00. $1.50. 31-98 A new line ’of Dainty Lin- gerie Waists. in high and low neck effect . . 98c up Middy Blouse, for misses and children $1.00 J. l. Mallette 88 Washington 8!. Tel. 449. with. Norwelk. 4!! COAL SUMMER SCHOOL Individuel Instruction ' ‘ l 8 s. mats in. Bookeand Stationery Free ' Enroll no’w. Reassessing. , ”5......— swtsrssr OF Au: aunt's. Oouth AmerIeen Shrub Hes Proper- tise That Put Super Completely in the Ohlde. it has been suggested that what may turn out to be the great sugar 0 ‘ producing plant of the future is e " dwerfleh shrub found in South Amer- .ics. lie botanical name ie Euputo- rium reheadium, and. it to said, the results of careful experiments indi- cate that it yields a sugar from twen- ty to thirty times as sweet as ordi- nary cone or beet auger. One ed- vantsxe claimed for the sugar de- _ rived from this pleat is that it occu- . pics. in proportion to its sweetening powers. lei-e than onetwentiethmf the » bulk of ordinary can. euger. . The world ted-v uses more than twice the amount of sugar that it did I ausrter of e century ago. The people oi‘ the United States consume a great deal more sugar. in one form or another. than those of any other ‘nation. it is surprising to learn that in Europe sugar was used at first only at feasts and tor medicinal purposes. At the close of the seventeenth cen- tury the super industry in France was a monopoly controlled by the Ipoiho- caries. its introduction as In article of table use was vigorously oppoeed. eminent authorities declaring it “a poison.” Boyle and other scientists of his day sverred that sugar induced 1 congestion of the lungs. apopiexy, die— eseee of the stomach and even con. eumption. By far the sweetest sub- stance known at this time is the cool tar product called saccharine. it is two hundred times the sweetness of cane sugar. OURES WBOUGIIT BY CHINESE Mlnletreflom of Phyeleiene Have Good Effect, Though the Cause May Be Obscure. "Chinepe physicians are popular with women in our city," said a doc tor from California. "Their method of diagnosis is very simple. A wom- an tells a Chinese doctor where she has a pain and he feels her pulse—- nothing more. Then he tells her for how many thousand years his race has understood the human body and mind. This makes a great impres- sion upon the women plitlent end she aces forth with great faith in the learned Chinese and the medicine he has given her, which is usually harm- less enough. but not to be found among the remedies approved by me- teris medics. “However. the Chinese doctors are clever. and they do effect some nurse in spite of their medicine. Lay It. perhaps. no the mental effect—the subtle influence of an alien personal- ‘lty combined with en awe of learning outruuniu the elastic America by so many hundreds of centuries.” ' Home of Arum. Word. Some years ago the real scream in cachinnation was Artemne Ward. Our fathers were wont to read the witti- clams 5f this great humorist and laugh till the tears ran down their cheeks. As an example of how funny Artemns could be when he tried. take this extract from his letter on Jeffsb son Davis. president of the Confeder- acy. slimd to have been written in Richmond: . "Jeff. Davis Is not popular here. She is married as a southern sym- pathiser, & yit I'm told he was kind to his parents. She ran away tron 'em many years exp and has never bin back. This was showin‘ 'em a good deal of conelderntidh when we reflect what his conduct: hes been. Her cup tur in femaieepparel confooses me in regard to his sex. a you see I speak of him as her and on Request on other» wise. a I guess he feels so Muesli!”- Kansas City Star Approves of Modern Dress. Many severe things have been said of the inertietio qualities of man's (“III in modern times. so that it comes as a pleasing surprise to beer e word spoken in its defense by no lose an authority than Antonio do in (tandem. the portrait painter. “in the first place." he says “people dress very well in theee days. Thus, es. regards the men. think of their even- ing dme clothes! Admin the sober lines. the perfect harmony! One des- alinc point alone limbs whole coe- ttIIIIIO. the HMO. puff.“ of the shirt front. and all: else is bleak. nothing , but blank. Do you know anything ‘ more beautiful? Never, possibly, lies men’s dress been noblier. in a com tnry'e time. it will be said. ‘With whet perfect Art men of that time used to dress! " Unique pm... In Bali right. At El Torso piss: built from six 0! the leadioa centuries ot the nano- 33C 9- 1b - 33C Fresh Butter Strictly Fresh Eggs, per,dozeu Armec Peanut Butter ......... . ................. 10c and 150 jar 18 lbs. Granulated Sugar for ................................ $1.00: Welch'a Grape Juice ........................ 10c, 23c and 456 BM.‘ Rose’s Lime Juice“ per large bot. ........... .. ................ 350: Dole's Pineapple Juice, per bot. . ............................ . 25¢“ ‘; Lemon Lemon Juice, pel- bot. 30c .W. are selling New Potatoes at ceet. A. F._Beckmann 8: Co. 83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.. 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